The Members of the Established Church Vindicated from certain charges, direct or implied, in a letter addressed to them by the Rev. John Alexander, on the subject of Infant Education

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In a time when the role of religion in education was fiercely debated, "The Members of the Established Church Vindicated from certain charges, direct or implied, in a letter addressed to them by the Rev. John Alexander, on the subject of Infant Education" by William Geary emerges as a crucial theological rebuttal. Geary confronts accusations regarding the Established Church's commitment to the moral and intellectual development of children, emphasizing the importance of nurturing faith alongside education. This document not only defends the Church's practices but also highlights the profound implications of infant education on societal values. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this work offers a compelling exploration of faith's intersection with early learning, inviting readers to reconsider the foundational principles of educational reform.